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Natural Resources Canada

Results and programs. GC InfoBase reports 62 programs of this department, in its Departmental Plans or its actual spending; 38 are current (in the latest plan or, for a program in no plan, with actual spending in the latest year).

Actual spending, 2024-25
$4.44B
Planned, 2025-26 (latest plan)
$5.15B
Core responsibilities with indicators
3

Spending and employees

Totals of the department's programs: actual spending where reported, then the latest plan.

Spending

2010-11: $4.36B2010-112011-12: $3.35B2011-122012-13: $1.97B2012-132013-14: $2.09B2013-142014-15: $2.05B2014-152015-16: $1.34B2015-162016-17: $1.36B2016-172017-18: $1.57B2017-182018-19: $1.4B2018-192019-20: $2.45B2019-202020-21: $1.4B2020-212021-22: $2.29B2021-222022-23: $2.69B2022-232023-24: $3.47B2023-242024-25: $4.44B2024-252025-26: $5.15B2025-262026-27: $4.89B2026-272027-28: $4.34B2027-282028-29: $3.68B2028-29
Outlined bar: planned in that year's Departmental Plan (dashed: the latest plan, for years not yet reported). Filled bar: actual.
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Fiscal yearPlannedActual
2010-11—$4.36B
2011-12—$3.35B
2012-13—$1.97B
2013-14—$2.09B
2014-15—$2.05B
2015-16—$1.34B
2016-17—$1.36B
2017-18—$1.57B
2018-19—$1.4B
2019-20—$2.45B
2020-21—$1.4B
2021-22—$2.29B
2022-23—$2.69B
2023-24—$3.47B
2024-25—$4.44B
2025-26$5.15B*—
2026-27$4.89B*—
2027-28$4.34B*—
2028-29$3.68B*—

Employees (FTEs)

2011-12: 4,5712011-122012-13: 4,2242012-132013-14: 4,0322013-142014-15: 3,9132014-152015-16: 3,9362015-162016-17: 3,8962016-172017-18: 3,9802017-182018-19: 4,1712018-192019-20: 4,3822019-202020-21: 4,3252020-212021-22: 5,0132021-222022-23: 5,6132022-232023-24: 5,5372023-242024-25: 5,9402024-252025-26: 6,0502025-262026-27: 5,4512026-272027-28: 5,0052027-282028-29: 4,6942028-29
Outlined bar: planned in that year's Departmental Plan (dashed: the latest plan, for years not yet reported). Filled bar: actual.
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Fiscal yearPlannedActual
2011-12—4,571
2012-13—4,224
2013-14—4,032
2014-15—3,913
2015-16—3,936
2016-17—3,896
2017-18—3,980
2018-19—4,171
2019-20—4,382
2020-21—4,325
2021-22—5,013
2022-23—5,613
2023-24—5,537
2024-25—5,940
2025-266,050*—
2026-275,451*—
2027-285,005*—
2028-294,694*—

Results at a glance

How many indicators met their target each year, as reported in the Departmental Results Reports. Source: GC InfoBase.

Core responsibility indicators

Report yearMetNot metNo result reportedNot yet dueShare met (of met and not met)
2018-1912441275%
2019-202031887%
2020-211734885%
2021-221725889%
2022-232023791%
2023-242232688%
2024-251933786%

Program indicators

Report yearMetNot metNo result reportedNot yet dueShare met (of met and not met)
2018-1916561076%
2019-2020251191%
2020-212334888%
2021-2217161394%
2022-2326028100%
2023-242920594%
2024-2524029100%

Results by core responsibility

Natural Resource Science and Risk Mitigation (21 indicators)

Historical: targets against results

Number of NRCan agreements that recognize data and/or information derived from an Indigenous knowledge source and is used to inform NRCan science and/or research
52021-22– no result182022-23✓ met202023-24✓ met352024-25✓ met
2024-25Target: ≥ 8 (2025)Result: 35Met
Number of times stakeholders acknowledge using NRCan’s scientific and technical products in making their decisions
30,9572019-20✓ met30,9742020-21✓ met36,2112021-22✓ met44,5762022-23✓ met42,8212023-24✓ met52,1292024-25✓ met
2024-25Target: ≥ 30,250 (2025)Result: 52,129Met
Percentage of Canadian communities and industries that have taken steps to adapt to climate change
2022-23Target: At least 60% for communities At least 40% for businesses (2023)Result: 64% for communities 45% for businesses (from 2022-2023 survey)No result reported
Percentage of environmental impact assessments demonstrating use of scientific and technical advice provided by NRCan
100%2020-21✓ met100%2021-22✓ met100%2022-23✓ met100%2023-24✓ met100%2024-25✓ met
2024-25Target: 100% – 100% (2025)Result: 100%Met
Percentage of hazardous natural events within Canada for which a notification was issued in a timely manner
100%2018-19✓ met97%2019-20✓ met100%2020-21✓ met100%2021-22✓ met100%2022-23✓ met100%2023-24✓ met100%2024-25✓ met
2024-25Target: ≥ 100% (2025)Result: 100%Met
Percentage uptime of the Canadian Wildland Fire Information System during the wildfire season
97%2020-21✓ met97%2021-22✓ met99.5%2022-23✓ met99.5%2023-24✓ met99.9%2024-25✓ met
2024-25Target: ≥ 97% (2025)Result: 99.9%Met
Number of times scientific products related to natural resources are accessed by Canadians
482,7452018-19✓ met504,2422019-20✓ met365,9352020-21✗ not met350,1302021-22✗ not met327,1802022-23✗ not met603,5582023-24✓ met420,2602024-25✓ met
2024-25Target: ≥ 320,000 (2025)Result: 420,260Met
Number of times the Department's products and expertise on adaptation are accessed by Canadians
20,2722018-19– no result46,0852019-20✓ met25,8582020-21✗ not met26,8142021-22✗ not met21,8412022-23✗ not met32,0042023-24✗ not met21,6322024-25✗ not met
2024-25Target: ≥ 34,000 (2025)Result: 21,632Not met
Percentage of emergency geomatics services provided to Canadians in a timely manner to assist during floods
100%2020-21✓ met100%2021-22✓ met100%2022-23✓ met100%2023-24✓ met100%2024-25– no result
2024-25Target: ≥ 100% (2025)Result: —No result reported
Percentage of foundational geospatial data that is current
80%2022-23✓ met80%2023-24✓ met80%2024-25✓ met
2024-25Target: ≥ 80% (2025)Result: 80%Met
Percentage of inspections of explosives sites rated safe
82%2019-20✓ met73%2020-21✓ met74%2021-22✓ met77%2022-23✓ met76%2023-24✓ met84%2024-25✓ met
2024-25Target: ≥ 70% (2025)Result: 84%Met
Percentage of science publications authored by NRCan available on Open Access
58%2023-24✓ met57%2024-25✓ met
2024-25Target: ≥ 50% (2025)Result: 57%Met
Percentage of annual updates to make the Department’s foundation geospatial data current
21%2020-21✓ met31%2021-22✓ met
2021-22Target: ≥ 20% (2022)Result: 31%Met
Number of training and development initiatives that enable the Department to incorporate Indigenous knowledge in conjunction with the Department science
1212019-20✓ met1892020-21✓ met
2020-21Target: ≥ 35 (2021)Result: 189Met
Number of enhanced wild fire monitoring tools using remotely sensed information
22018-19– no result22019-20✓ met
2019-20Target: ≥ 1 (2020)Result: 2Met
Percentage of environmental assessment processes for which the Department provided scientific and technical expertise
96%2018-19✗ not met100%2019-20✓ met
2019-20Target: 100% – 100% (2020)Result: 100%Met
Quality index of geographic and locational data on Canada’s land resources, water and infrastructure
81.2%2018-19– no result76%2019-20✓ met
2019-20Target: ≥ 70% (2020)Result: 76%Met

Current: the 2026-27 plan's targets

Average explosives site inspection rating
2026-27Target: ≥ 3 (2027)Result: —Planned
Number of new and up to date foundational geospatial data and products
2026-27Target: ≥ 10 (2027)Result: —Planned
Number of NRCan agreements that recognize data and/or information derived from an Indigenous knowledge source and is used to inform NRCan science and/or research
2026-27Target: ≥ 25 (2027)Result: —Planned
Number of projects and initiatives supported or led by NRCan advancing scientific knowledge of the Canadian landmass and/or contributing to the exercise of Canadian sovereignty in the Arctic region
2026-27Target: — (2027)Result: —Planned
Number of times stakeholders acknowledge using NRCan’s scientific and technical products in making their decisions
2026-27Target: ≥ 54,000 (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage of Canadian communities and industries that have taken steps to adapt to climate change
2026-27Target: At least 65% for communities At least 45% for businesses (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage of emergency geospatial information provided, in a timely manner, to Canadians in response to floods and other natural hazards
2026-27Target: 100% – 100% (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage of environmental impact assessments demonstrating use of scientific and technical advice provided by NRCan
2026-27Target: 100% – 100% (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage of hazardous natural events within Canada for which a notification was issued in a timely manner
2026-27Target: 100% – 100% (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage uptime of the Canadian Wildland Fire Information System during the wildfire season
2026-27Target: 100% – 100% (2027)Result: —Planned

Future goals: targets due after 2026-27

No targets with a later due date.

Innovative and Sustainable Natural Resources Development (23 indicators)

Historical: targets against results

Percentage of innovative forest products and decision tools informed by NRCan research that contribute to the environmental sustainability of Canada’s forests
100%2020-21✓ met100%2021-22✓ met100%2022-23✓ met100%2023-24✓ met100%2024-25✓ met
2024-25Target: ≥ 95% (2025)Result: 100%Met
Percentage of innovative mining technologies developed by NRCan that move towards being ready for commercial use
22%2020-21✗ not met28%2021-22✓ met80%2022-23✓ met96%2023-24✓ met10%2024-25✗ not met
2024-25Target: ≥ 25% (2025)Result: 10%Not met
Percentage of NRCan-funded clean energy innovation projects advancing along the innovation scale
68%2023-24✓ met60%2024-25✓ met
2024-25Target: ≥ 50% (2025)Result: 60%Met
Percentage of NRCan-funded innovation projects that result in new intellectual property, codes, standards or regulations
30%2019-20✓ met69%2020-21✓ met67%2021-22✓ met100%2022-23✓ met100%2023-24✓ met100%2024-25✓ met
2024-25Target: ≥ 5% (2025)Result: 100%Met
Percentage of NRCan’s projects that support participation of Indigenous communities, organizations, or governments in innovation and sustainable development
8.3%2020-21– no result17%2021-22– no result20%2022-23✓ met16.2%2023-24✓ met18.2%2024-25✓ met
2024-25Target: ≥ 15% (2025)Result: 18.2%Met
Ratio of partner investment to government spending in NRCan-funded energy innovation projects
2024-25Target: 1:1 (2025)Result: 2.3:1Met
Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions resulting from NRCan-funded clean technology demonstrations
2024-25Target: Clean Growth Program: Between 0.3- 0.7 megatons (Mt) of direct annual GHG reduction, dependent on projects received, success of projects and on-going operation at full production capacity by March 2026. Energy Innovation Program: Between 4.25 Mt of direct annual GHG reductions and a combined total… (2025)Result: Clean Growth Program: 0.07Mt/year Energy Innovation Program: 2.7Mt/yearNo result reported
Amount of wood harvested compared to the sustainable supply
2024-25Target: Harvest is less than sustainable supply (2025)Result: 129.5 million m3 of wood was harvested compared to an available wood supply of 213.6 million m3 in 2022.Met
Number of charging and refueling stations under development or completed.
2023-24Target: At least 34,500 electric vehicle charging stations At least 22 natural gas refuelling stations At least 25 hydrogen refuelling stations (2024)Result: Electric Vehicle charging stations = 42,244 Natural gas refueling stations = 22 Hydrogen refueling stations = 19Not met
Number of initiatives enabled by NRCan to strengthen the cyber security and resilience of Canada’s critical energy infrastructure
272022-23✓ met
2023-24Target: Not Available (2024)Result: Not availableNo result reported
Number of new forestry products developed that are informed by the Department tools and knowledge
72018-19✓ met112019-20✓ met
2019-20Target: ≥ 6 (2020)Result: 11Met
Number of policies and initiatives developed collaboratively with Indigenous groups and communities
82018-19✓ met192019-20✓ met
2019-20Target: ≥ 10 (2020)Result: 19Met
Ratio of leveraged investments in energy innovation projects funded by the Department
3.12018-19✓ met32019-20✓ met
2019-20Target: ≥ 1 (2020)Result: 3Met

Current: the 2026-27 plan's targets

Number of renewable energy and capacity building projects in Indigenous, rural, and remote communities and off-grid industrial operations
2026-27Target: ≥ 195 (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage of innovative forest products and decision tools informed by NRCan research that contribute to the environmental sustainability of Canada’s forests
2026-27Target: 100% – 100% (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage of innovative mining technologies developed by NRCan that move towards being ready for commercial use
2026-27Target: ≥ 60% (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage of NRCan-funded clean energy innovation projects advancing along the innovation scale
2026-27Target: ≥ 60% (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage of NRCan-funded clean technology demonstration projects achieving their economic goals
2026-27Target: ≥ 55% (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage of NRCan-funded innovation projects that result in new intellectual property, codes, standards or regulations
2026-27Target: ≥ 15% (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage of NRCan’s projects that support participation of Indigenous communities, organizations, or governments in innovation and sustainable development
2026-27Target: ≥ 20% (2027)Result: —Planned
Ratio of partner investment to government spending in NRCan-funded energy innovation projects
2026-27Target: 1.5:1 (2027)Result: —Planned
Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions resulting from NRCan-funded clean technology demonstrations
2026-27Target: Clean Growth Program: Between 0.3- 0.7 megatons (Mt) of direct annual GHG reduction, dependent on projects received, success of projects and on-going operation at full production capacity by March 2026. Energy Innovation Program: Between 4.25 Mt of direct annual GHG reductions and a combined total… (2027)Result: —Planned

Future goals: targets due after 2026-27

Megawatts (MW) of new renewable energy and energy storage capacity deployed by supported projects
2026-27Target: ≥ 7,500 (2036)Result: —Planned
Number of electric vehicle chargers and hydrogen refuelling stations selected for funding or in operation
2026-27Target: Electric vehicle chargers – 79,500 Hydrogen refuelling stations = 45 (2029)Result: —Planned
Percentage increase in clean fuels production capacity in Canada
2026-27Target: ≥ 10% (2030)Result: —Planned
Total annual energy savings resulting from adoption of energy efficiency codes, standards and practices
2026-27Target: ≥ 275 (2031)Result: —Planned

Globally Competitive Natural Resource Sectors (18 indicators)

Historical: targets against results

Number of joint products developed in collaboration with provinces and territories and released to Canadians
212020-21✓ met212021-22✓ met322022-23✓ met262023-24✓ met752024-25✓ met
2024-25Target: ≥ 12 (2025)Result: 75Met
Number of NRCan international engagements that support the development or expansion of trade and investment in natural resources
422019-20✓ met592020-21✓ met662021-22✓ met872022-23✓ met912023-24✓ met852024-25✓ met
2024-25Target: ≥ 40 (2025)Result: 85Met
Percentage of NRCan's projects that support participation of Indigenous communities, organizations or governments in Canada’s natural resource economy
63.3%2020-21– no result72%2021-22– no result63%2022-23✓ met65%2023-24✓ met52%2024-25✓ met
2024-25Target: ≥ 40% (2025)Result: 52%Met
Canada’s share of United States and global imports of natural resources
2024-25Target: 26.4% (U.S.) 1.3% (Global) (2025)Result: 30.0% (U.S.) 1.5% (global imports)No result reported
Economic value of anticipated natural resource projects supported by analysis and solutions
23,000,000,0002021-22✓ met38.92022-23✓ met51.72023-24✓ met64.52024-25✓ met
2024-25Target: ≥ 54.5 (2025)Result: 64.5Met
Increase in value of assets abroad owned by Canadian natural resource companies
$220B2020-21– no result$240B2021-22✓ met$227B2022-23– no result
2022-23Target: ≥ $227B (2022)Result: —No result reported
Number of times the Department’s economic and investment data are accessed
191,7352018-19✓ met379,0322019-20✓ met420,8352020-21✓ met536,5742021-22✓ met491,3812022-23✓ met343,6962023-24✗ not met219,9502024-25✗ not met
2024-25Target: ≥ 500,000 (2025)Result: 219,950Not met
Number of initiatives enabled by NRCan to strengthen the cyber security and resilience of Canada’s critical energy infrastructure
222020-21✓ met272021-22✓ met
2021-22Target: ≥ 18 (2022)Result: 27Met
Percentage of resource development project decisions on target as per timelines
100%2018-19✓ met100%2019-20✓ met
2020-21Target: — (2021)Result: —No result reported
Average number of companies, provinces/territories and Indigenous leaders participating in trade and promotion missions
2019-20Target: Companies: At least 10 Provinces and Territories: At least 2 Indigenous Communities: At least 1 (2020)Result: Companies: 7.5; Provinces/Territories: 0.8; Indigenous communities: 0.4Not met
Number of Canadian-owned resource companies operating abroad
9042018-19– no result8002019-20– no result
2019-20Target: ≥ 800 (2019)Result: —No result reported
Number of Indigenous groups and communities implicated in economic development projects
1842018-19✓ met3652019-20✓ met
2019-20Target: ≥ 15 (2020)Result: 365Met
Number of joint analytical products with provinces and territories
182018-19✓ met152019-20✓ met
2019-20Target: ≥ 8 (2020)Result: 15Met
Percentage of policy, regulatory and legislative changes with formal mechanisms for broad public engagement
28%2018-19✗ not met0%2019-20✗ not met
2019-20Target: ≥ 50% (2020)Result: 0%Not met
Number of Department-led trade and promotion missions supporting the development or expansion of market access for natural resources
2018-19Target: ≥ 26 (2019)Result: 39Met

Current: the 2026-27 plan's targets

Canada’s share of exports of natural resources to the U.S. and global markets
2026-27Target: Exports to the US - 41.7% Exports to global markets (non US) - 1.7% (2027)Result: —Planned
Number and estimated total investment in proposed natural resources projects in Canada
2026-27Target: Number of projects - 462 Total investment - $556.1B (2027)Result: —Planned
Number of joint products developed in collaboration with provinces and territories and released to Canadians
2026-27Target: ≥ 80 (2027)Result: —Planned
Number of natural resource projects with implications for Indigenous partners, groups or organizations that received analysis, advice and action from NRCan
2026-27Target: ≥ 2 (2027)Result: —Planned
Number of NRCan international engagements that support the development or expansion of trade and investment in natural resources
2026-27Target: ≥ 90 (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage of NRCan's projects that support participation of Indigenous communities, organizations or governments in Canada’s natural resource economy
2026-27Target: ≥ 70% (2027)Result: —Planned

Future goals: targets due after 2026-27

No targets with a later due date.

Internal Services (0 indicators)

No indicators reported for this core responsibility.

Programs

ProgramCore responsibilityStatusLatest plan, first yearLast actualIndicators
Statutory Offshore Payments · BTO05Globally Competitive Natural Resource SectorsNew since an earlier plan$1.39B
2026-27
$987M
2024-25
1
Energy Efficiency · BTM10Innovative and Sustainable Natural Resources DevelopmentNew since an earlier plan$541M
2026-27
$1.19B
2024-25
2
Electricity Resources · BTM09Innovative and Sustainable Natural Resources DevelopmentNew since an earlier plan$429M
2026-27
$443M
2024-25
3
Forest Climate Change · BTL08Natural Resource Science and Risk MitigationNew since an earlier plan$364M
2026-27
$228M
2024-25
1
Energy Innovation and Clean Technology (EICT) · BTM13Innovative and Sustainable Natural Resources DevelopmentNew since an earlier plan$341M
2026-27
$291M
2024-25
2
Provision of Federal Leadership in the Minerals and Metals Sector · BTO02Globally Competitive Natural Resource SectorsNew since an earlier plan$335M
2026-27
$62.4M
2024-25
6
Wildfire Risk Management · BTL12Natural Resource Science and Risk MitigationNew since an earlier plan$246M
2026-27
$101M
2024-25
2
Lower Carbon Transportation · BTM08Innovative and Sustainable Natural Resources DevelopmentNew since an earlier plan$218M
2026-27
$233M
2024-25
7
Clean and Conventional Fuels · BTO03Globally Competitive Natural Resource SectorsNew since an earlier plan$200M
2026-27
$18.9M
2024-25
1
Forest Sector Competitiveness · BTO01Globally Competitive Natural Resource SectorsNew since an earlier plan$170M
2026-27
$137M
2024-25
3
Geological Knowledge for Canada's Onshore and Offshore Land · BTL02Natural Resource Science and Risk MitigationNew since an earlier plan$52.4M
2026-27
$35.3M
2024-25
1
Core Geospatial Data · BTL03Natural Resource Science and Risk MitigationNew since an earlier plan$51M
2026-27
$59.2M
2024-25
3
Management and Oversight Services · ISS01Internal ServicesNew since an earlier plan$48.3M
2026-27
$50.9M
2024-25
0
Geoscience for Sustainable Development of Natural Resources · BTL06Natural Resource Science and Risk MitigationNew since an earlier plan$43.2M
2026-27
$56.7M
2024-25
1
Indigenous Reconciliation and Regulatory Coordination · BTO09Globally Competitive Natural Resource SectorsNew since an earlier plan$39.5M
2026-27
$51.9M
2024-25
2
Real Property Management Services · ISS08Internal ServicesNew since an earlier plan$35.2M
2026-27
$34.2M
2024-25
0
Human Resources Management Services · ISS04Internal ServicesNew since an earlier plan$34.5M
2026-27
$38.4M
2024-25
0
Information Technology Services · ISS07Internal ServicesNew since an earlier plan$27.5M
2026-27
$45.5M
2024-25
0
Canada Lands Survey System · BTL05Natural Resource Science and Risk MitigationNew since an earlier plan$25.7M
2026-27
$15.7M
2024-25
3
Energy and Climate Change Policy · BTM11Innovative and Sustainable Natural Resources DevelopmentNew since an earlier plan$25.2M
2026-27
$35.2M
2024-25
3
Pest Risk Management · BTL07Natural Resource Science and Risk MitigationNew since an earlier plan$22.9M
2026-27
$39.5M
2024-25
1
Green Mining Innovation · BTM04Innovative and Sustainable Natural Resources DevelopmentNew since an earlier plan$22.2M
2026-27
$27.6M
2024-25
1
Financial Management Services · ISS05Internal ServicesNew since an earlier plan$21.7M
2026-27
$21.5M
2024-25
0
Integrated Landscape Dynamics · BTM06Innovative and Sustainable Natural Resources DevelopmentNew since an earlier plan$21.4M
2026-27
$26.2M
2024-25
1
Climate Change Adaptation · BTL09Natural Resource Science and Risk MitigationNew since an earlier plan$21.4M
2026-27
$18.2M
2024-25
3
Geoscience to Keep Canada Safe · BTL11Natural Resource Science and Risk MitigationNew since an earlier plan$20.7M
2026-27
$20.7M
2024-25
1
Polar Continental Shelf Program · BTL13Natural Resource Science and Risk MitigationNew since an earlier plan$20.2M
2026-27
$21.4M
2024-25
2
Communications Services · ISS02Internal ServicesNew since an earlier plan$20M
2026-27
$21.5M
2024-25
0
Innovative Geospatial Solutions · BTM12Innovative and Sustainable Natural Resources DevelopmentNew since an earlier plan$16.1M
2026-27
$15.3M
2024-25
3
Innovative Forestry Solutions · BTM05Innovative and Sustainable Natural Resources DevelopmentNew since an earlier plan$15.3M
2026-27
$17.7M
2024-25
1
Youth Employment and Skills Strategy - Science and Technology Internship Program - Green Jobs · BTO08Globally Competitive Natural Resource SectorsNew since an earlier plan$15.1M
2026-27
$15.4M
2024-25
2
Legal Services · ISS03Internal ServicesNew since an earlier plan$12.3M
2026-27
$5.7M
2024-25
0
Explosives Safety and Security · BTL10Natural Resource Science and Risk MitigationNew since an earlier plan$7.6M
2026-27
$11.6M
2024-25
3
Acquisition Management Services · ISS0ZInternal ServicesNew since an earlier plan$6.3M
2026-27
$6.8M
2024-25
0
Canadian Geodetic Survey: Spatially Enabling Canada · BTL01Natural Resource Science and Risk MitigationNew since an earlier plan$6M
2026-27
$7.4M
2024-25
1
Information Management Services · ISS06Internal ServicesNew since an earlier plan$5.3M
2026-27
$10.5M
2024-25
0
Canada-US International Boundary Treaty · BTL04Natural Resource Science and Risk MitigationNew since an earlier plan$2.1M
2026-27
$2.1M
2024-25
2
Materiel Management Services · ISS09Internal ServicesNew since an earlier plan$980K
2026-27
$2.5M
2024-25
0
Economic Opportunities for natural resources · BLU00Natural resources sectors are internationally competitive, economically productive, and contribute to the social well-being of Canadians.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$1.44B
2011-12
0
Clean energy · BLN00Canada is a world leader on environmental responsibility in the development and use of natural resources.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$1.32B
2011-12
0
Statutory Programs - Atlantic Offshore · BMW00Canada's natural resource sectors are globally competitive.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$525M
2017-18
0
Energy-efficient Practices and Lower-carbon Energy Sources · BMX00Natural Resource Sectors and Consumers are Environmentally Responsible.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$237M
2017-18
0
Technology Innovation · BMY00Natural Resource Sectors and Consumers are Environmentally Responsible.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$228M
2017-18
0
Ecosystem risk management · BLO00Canada is a world leader on environmental responsibility in the development and use of natural resources.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$199M
2011-12
0
Internal Services · ISC00Internal ServicesNot in a Departmental Plan—
$143M
2017-18
0
Innovation for New Products and Processes · BMU00Canada's natural resource sectors are globally competitive.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$119M
2017-18
0
Clean Growth in Natural Resource Sectors · BTM02Innovative and Sustainable Natural Resources DevelopmentAppeared and later dropped$98.6M
2020-21
$62.7M
2020-21
1
Energy Innovation Program · BTM03Innovative and Sustainable Natural Resources DevelopmentAppeared and later dropped$96.2M
2020-21
$84.2M
2020-21
1
Natural Resource and Landmass Knowledge and Systems · BLQ00Natural resources knowledge, landmass knowledge and management systems strengthen the safety and security of Canadians and the stewardship of Canada's natural resources and lands.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$87.3M
2011-12
0
Investment in Natural Resource Sectors · BMV00Canada's natural resource sectors are globally competitive.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$79M
2017-18
0
Clean Energy Technology Policy, Research and Engagement · BTM01Innovative and Sustainable Natural Resources DevelopmentAppeared and later dropped$77.6M
2020-21
$83.2M
2020-21
2
Protection for Canadians and Natural Resources · BNA00Canadians have information to manage their lands and natural resources, and are protected from related risks.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$73M
2017-18
0
Market Access and Diversification · BMT00Canada's natural resource sectors are globally competitive.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$69.2M
2017-18
0
Landmass Information · BNB00Canadians have information to manage their lands and natural resources, and are protected from related risks.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$61.6M
2017-18
0
Adapting to a changing climate and hazard risk management · BLP00Natural resources knowledge, landmass knowledge and management systems strengthen the safety and security of Canadians and the stewardship of Canada's natural resources and lands.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$50.7M
2011-12
0
Responsible Natural Resource Management · BMZ00Natural Resource Sectors and Consumers are Environmentally Responsible.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$32.2M
2017-18
0
Indigenous Partnerships Office · BTO06Globally Competitive Natural Resource SectorsAppeared and later dropped$32.1M
2023-24
$23.3M
2023-24
3
Nòkwewashk · BTO07Globally Competitive Natural Resource SectorsAppeared and later dropped$12.9M
2023-24
$29.4M
2023-24
2
Cumulative Effects · BTM07Innovative and Sustainable Natural Resources DevelopmentAppeared and later dropped$8.2M
2025-26
$8.2M
2024-25
3
International Energy Engagement · BTO04Globally Competitive Natural Resource SectorsAppeared and later dropped$3.9M
2021-22
$3.5M
2021-22
2
Geomatics Canada Revolving Fund · BLR00Natural resources knowledge, landmass knowledge and management systems strengthen the safety and security of Canadians and the stewardship of Canada's natural resources and lands.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$444K
2011-12
0
Natural resource-based communities · BLW00Natural resources sectors are internationally competitive, economically productive, and contribute to the social well-being of Canadians.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$23K
2011-12
0